Lyrics детские сказки Ёжик и Медвежонок - Как Ёжик с Медвежонком приснились зайцу

On the first snow the Hare ran to the Bear cub.
"Bear, you're the best I know," said the Hare.
- And the Hedgehog?
- The hedgehog is also good, but you are the best!
"What's wrong with you, Hare?" Sit down, calm down. Why are you jumping?
- I woke up today and I understood, - said the Hare, - that it is better, you are not in the world.
The Hedgehog entered.
- Hello, Bear cub! - he said. - Hello, Hare! Why are you sitting in the house - it's snowing outside!
"I was going to come to you," said the Bear cub. - And then he came running and said that I am the best.
"That's right," said the Hedgehog. "Did not you know?"
- Is it true that he is the best? said the Hare.
- Still would! - Hedgehog smiled Bear and sat down at the table. "Let's have some tea!"
They began to drink tea.
"Listen to what I dreamed tonight," said the Hare. "It's like I was left alone in the forest." Like no one, no one - no birds, no squirrels, no hares - no one. "What will I do now?" I thought in my dream. And he went through the forest. And the forest - all in the snow and - no one, no one. I went there, I came here, three times the whole forest ran, well, not a soul, imagine?
"It's scary," said the Hedgehog.
"Aha," said the Bear cub.
"And there are not even any traces," said the Hare. "And in the sky is cotton wool."
- How - cotton wool? asked the Hedgehog.
- And so - a wadded, thick sky. And deafly. Like under a blanket.
"How do you know that you are deaf?" - asked Bear cub.
- And I screamed. I scream and listen ... Deaf.
- Well! Well! said the Hedgehog.
"And then ... And then ..."
- What?
- And then ... Imagine? From the old stump that is on the edge ...
"Behind the hill?"
"No, by the river." From under the old stump, which is on the edge of the river, I got out ...
- Come on! said the Bear cub.
"You," said the Hare. - Bear cub!
"What did I do there, under the stump?"
"You better ask what you did when you got out."
"What did I do?"
"You got out and said so softly," Do not worry, Hare, we're all alone. " He came up to me, hugged me and poked my forehead against my forehead ... And so it became good for me that I cried.
- And I? - asked Bear cub.
"And you," said the Hare. - We stand and cry.
- And I? asked the Hedgehog.
"And you were not," said the Hare. - There was no one else.
Can you imagine? - The hare turned to Bear cub. - An empty forest, a waddling sky, no-to-go, and we stand and weep.
"It does not happen," said the Hedgehog. - I must have appeared.
"So it's in a dream," said Teddy Bear.
- Does not matter. You just cried and did not notice how I came out from behind the bush. I went out, I stood, I saw that you were crying; Well, I think they cry, there is, then, a reason, and did not interfere.
"There was not you," said the Hare.
- No, it was.
- Did not have!
- And I say - was! said the Hedgehog. "I just did not want to stop you from crying."
"Of course it was," said the Bear cub. "I saw it from the corner of my eye."
"What did not you tell me?" said the Hare.
"I saw you lost." At first, I think, I will calm down, and only then I will say. And then - why say something? Hedgehog, he's always with me.
"And in my opinion, we were all alone," said the Hare.
"It seemed to you," said the Hedgehog.
"I fancied," said the Teddy Bear.
"And if so, what did I have with me?"
"Did you have anything with you?"
- Yeah.
"A bag," said the Hedgehog.
"With a carrot," said Teddy Bear.
- Correctly! said the Hare. "Do you know who you are to me?" You are for me the very, very best of all who are on earth!